AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSolar Expansion: ENet and TechPro plan to bring 50 megawatts of solar power to more than 10,000 Guyanese homes. Participating banks are exploring financing, with eligible mortgage customers able to pay from G$22,500 monthly for a system. Ports & Shipping: President Ali called for regional port upgrades to ease high freight costs. Guyana’s deepwater-port feasibility studies are due by December, following Chevron’s withdrawal from funding the US$2 billion study. Energy Standards: The Guyana Energy Agency is testing imported fuel at terminals before it is unloaded, using mobile lab equipment to check compliance with national standards. Offshore Outlook: A Westwood Global Energy Services forecast points to rising global oil and gas demand and more offshore investment, though market volatility could complicate spending decisions. Agriculture & Business: Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha urged students to consider careers in the sector’s growing mix of science, technology and engineering. At the Women in Business Expo, entrepreneurs also received guidance on using AI to grow small businesses.
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